How to install LandingRabbit for Claude Code (CLI)

You can now create and edit landing pages, blog posts, and help docs directly from Claude Code.

This help doc walks you through the installation steps and shows you how to use LandingRabbit inside Claude.

Install the LandingRabbit plugin

You can find the installation instructions on our GitHub page.

Start by running the following command in your terminal:

claude plugin marketplace add LandingRabbit/landingrabbit-skills

A terminal window displaying a command to add a plugin to a marketplace on a Mac computer.

Next, install the Claude plugin:

claude plugin install landingrabbit@landingrabbit

Terminal window displaying a command for installing a plugin on a Mac computer using zsh.

After installation, you'll need to restart Claude in your CLI. If you're using terminal, close and reopen it.

Connect the MCP server

When you open Claude after restart, type:

/landingrabbit

Terminal window displaying commands for LandingRabbit tool, including options like /help and /page-format.

Claude will tell you the MCP hasn't been connected yet.

To connect it, type:

/mcp

Screenshot of a terminal window displaying Claude Code with a message about LandingRabbit MCP server connection status.

Find the LandingRabbit plugin from the list. It will say 'needs authentication.'

Screenshot of a terminal showing LandingRabbit MCP server status needing authentication, with command prompts.

After choosing to authentic, a popup window opens up. Connect your workspace with Claude Code.

Connection prompt for Claude Code to LandingRabbit, listing permissions and workspace options for managing landing pages.

Available tools in LandingRabbit for Claude Code

After authentication, you can see all available tools by typing: /landingrabbit:help

Screenshot of LandingRabbit MCP server help menu with commands and tools for page creation and management.

LandingRabbit for Claude currently includes tools for:

  • Creating new pages (landing pages, blog posts, help docs, etc.)

  • Planning pages

  • Creating pages from content you already have (e.g., Word doc)

  • Editing page content

  • Uploading and editing page images

  • Editing page styles and templates

  • Editing page meta title and description

  • Publishing and unpublishing pages

  • Listing all drafts and published pages

  • Migrating blog posts from other websites

  • Bulk replacing links (e.g., changing marketing URLs)

Create your first page

After successful installation, just type a page topic, title, or idea you'd like to create.

Screenshot of a landing page creation tool displaying a preview link and edit link for PPC campaign pages.

Claude will return a ready page for you.

You can then edit it, adjust styles, and publish when ready. Via LandingRabbit's page editor or asking changes via terminal. Your choice!

Screenshot of a landing page builder interface promoting fast PPC landing page creation without designers.